Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-02
NORWAY.


cHunciEs.
ualvsr..llsi Church. Rev. Carolina v Anesn.
| Pastor. Preaching service On Sunday, ds '. ~,
ssoasd Congregational chur,h. Rev. Alsn. Wa.
wall, Pastor Pr,ashing ssuios-suni.y-lo ~ A.
~. Sabbath school. n As Ami social Meeting. %
?. D.. Tuesday. Ladies Prayer Meeting, ~ ?. ~.
nur.day, regular weekly Prayer Meeting. Sor.
as,hodi.i charrh. J.. A. Corey. PASTOR rr,seh.
sociL Eyeblns Meeting. go y. ~, Wedeesi.y
Prayer Msetiae. % ?. ~. Class Meeting. Friday
ISors
| srlrED rrrrtxss.
| "a A. M.-unlon u. A. q. Ne. "a. assemblies
| Wednesday ivening, ga % leloFs fi tnoon, a. Ma
Il .f1 o, i rss So - IA n.:oaIs la. Msasy
Eyeniag. on 90 before fall lne,n. II. ID rmih, see
| I. %. -. f.-Issrular meeting y OH fsiiovs
llal, evsv Tuesday i!sn.ng. A. l. v. nss, Sc;
HAL. .scosi sni hufih FRIDAY Eysnings o. sash
monfh. /. T. Webh. rcribe.-iiraded Mutual lle
isn Association 81 Maine-I. %. %. v. ANNA
meeting. third Monday In January. As. himeAi'
no, r.-R.ssl.l @s.,ing y II.,h...y p,ost.
| a.. a. Iassslls, N. n II. ani :.
Lo' @. In ar.ars Hal. every Saturday eve.
q. R'-IIsrry isa,, Poet, No. 81. meet. the at.,
Friday EVsuins In Zach monih. IN 0range Han. ID
U.O.G. C.-Mssi. ne sr.t AMI third frslaY even.
luE. oi sach monih. Geo. Cleases, NC. Laeila
= ef V'.Mssi. In tirare Hall ar, Ani third Mon.
day svsnings II leah mouth. J. W. Cfommsii. Capt.
single o,piss II The OxFORD DrsocGAr 0r sac
zach wesk a ~ Otiofi Book store.
Norway lodge I o o. have chosen
Tuesday, August 9th. as the date for their
grand excursion 70 rorilsni. Greenwood
a. -
leave Norway AZ & 30 A NJ, aud Portland
II s.s7 =. " Pare from Norway aud
South Paris siOO 4 general Invitation
4. extended 20 all
The nrm ofc T. AZ. Il. Bracket, closed
their store Thursday. and moved all The
reminding upsoli goods - The home store
In Dldisfofi
Mis-. Mira ". Pike. OF Dover. y. H.. Is
visiting hsr mother. Mrs Seth Pike
Collector Coleman y. Lord of this place.
has worked himself up ~ the dghilpg
mitch .nd 4. determined ~ collect the 'sxes
Of those shout "a leave Town or place such
gentlemen where he can ~ any time t,k
with them.
VIII L-aviti. the tlnsmlih, has puichss'
81 boa, lie means ~ try his muscle
Taesdsy Afternoon aud eysuius, Aug ~,
ladies circle ., Deacon O.gOoi Perry's
place, Norway Lake. %. Cummings will
furnl,h convsyAnces. These gatherings
have always btcn hooked forward % with
great expectations and doubtless, as of
Oh. the occasion will be fully enjoyed
by young aud old.
The rail road station agents association,
OF North Amsrlcs, met At the Slcolst
House, Minneapolis, MINI, the past week.
SIR &. ID. Waters, who has been spcLd'
Ing Bis vacation la that part ~ the coun.
Try and soon expected home, attended the
convention.
Nathan Hatch has cold part Interest
In his patent chair. The company will be |
known A. the oxford Student Chair Co. |
A., n. True and Nathan Hatch oompo.ss
the company. They have already com
menced the manufacture OF chalr-.
Mr.. l. bennett, % Lynn, Is visiting At
J. &. lsnns,rs.
Eugene W. Bartlett Is AZ the Poland
Spring House serving ~ waiter. Mr. II |
has died . similar posltson a. the Glen.
Rsv. Charles X. Tenney. OF S,ough,ou,
Mas, IL visiting bis sister, Mrs. Frank
Danfofth, OF this village.
Mrs. samuel H. Hayden and sou are on
q vlsi, - relatives a. Compton, +. q, Tor
a few weeks.
The house owned by &. II. Cummings
on the corner OF Whitman and Main streets
will be rented by Herbert Robinson.
Preparations are fast going forward for
the early completion OF thu Masonic
Temple on Cottage Street. The loundi.
ton \. nearly nalshei. The eonirae, has
been taken by Horace Pike N erect The
bulldlng IL IL expected the Temple vii.
be an elsborate Analr.
Messrs. Gorham and smith have marx.
e,ed In this village several hundred quarts
OF strawberries dOlng the season ralsei ~ |
themselves on their respective farms.
Sir. and Mrs Hiram l. Libby aud
daughter have started on q trip 10 the |
White Mountains by covered carriage.
They will camp In the carriage Nights.
Col. SWEET, OF Paris. has delivered the |
Maine Register for 1851. The book coz.
iAins between sevsn aud eight hundred |
pages and Is. II anything, superior 10 the |
issue OF former years
Big reduction In price OF All goods al
the oxford Book Store for the nett ten |
days TO close ~ the business. A. \. Kim
ball attorney for the mortgage.
The enterprislng and energetic clothlefs
webb & Wakefield. have painted their |
store q sirikingly attractive color. IRE
minds one OF the blue Store OF which this
Il second enlarged and improved edition
both Ia color. prices, and system OF doing
business. The irm Il wide awake and by |
n. method OF business live and Jet live.
Small ?rohls and quick sales has built up
one ~ the largest trades Ia their Nne OF
any nfm In oxford County.
The storm ofFrday afternoon and even.
log proved the heaviest AZ this place OF |
any Tor long period. In some places The |
the growing corn was leyellet 20 The
ground. The lightning struck Capt A.
y. Noyes' stable In This village, doing |
very little damsge. IL struck tree In the |
dooryard OF Mrs. Olive Mills near the
centre OF the town. Rev. J. T.. Bodden
lost q horse and bis COW received serious
Injuries. The roads were washed quite
badly. 1911